Fuji Xerox Korea, a leading document management firm, said Thursday it would make efforts to solidify its leadership in the document management services market.
“Fuji Xerox Korea will continuously provide a better work environment for our customers and also make contributions to society,” said Ueno Yasuaki, chief executive of the company, at a press meeting marking the 40th anniversary of its entry into the Korean market.
In line with the efforts, the company, which introduced the first color copying machine in 1988 in Korea, unveiled four business strategies to improve customer values, including expanding the customer base for document management services and developing solutions for smart work.
An official from the firm said the company would introduce the Xerox Print Services, targeted at improving the business efficiency of small and medium-sized firms with fewer than 500 employees, in July.
